|Other Names:||Socialist Labour Action Group (1970–1970)|
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|Related Organisations:||League for a Workers Republic, People's Democracy, Revolutionary Marxist Group, Saor Éire, Socialist Workers' Movement|
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The Socialist Labour Alliance was started in 1970 by the Socialist Labour Action Group (comprised of members of the Labour Party) seeking an overt left-wing programme. Its first conference took place in 1971 and saw interest and affiliation from a range of groups and individuals, including People’s Democracy, the League for a Workers Republic, the Young Socialists and the Waterford Socialist Movement. Many involved went on to found both the Socialist Workers’ Movement and the Revolutionary Marxist Group.
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